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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1935

Page

3

State Aide to Help Check on Youngsters At Clinic

E H Gentry from the state department of education will visit Dothan on Wednesday to assist Mrs. Co L Collins Houston county child welfare worker. They will review child welfare cases in preparation for the crippled children's clinic at the Country Club on April 26. The clinic will serve the district and Collins expects several score of children to attend. An able doctor has been secured and welfare officials are making full preparations for the event.

E. H. Gentry State Department of Education Dothan Co. L. Collins Houston County Country Club

Curb Market Women to Don Blue Smock Adopted As Uniform

Houston county women who sell produce at the Dothan curb market will wear blue smocks adopted as a standard uniform tomorrow. Mrs. W. G. Pruett, in charge, says Saturday sales exceed 110 dollars and spring will lift totals toward summer. Since 1928 the market has returned about 106000 dollars to county farm women, with a 25 cent entry fee and ten cent table use fee.

Houston County Dothan W. G. Pruett

Two Couples Wed In Alabama Weekend Nuptials

Two couples obtained marriage licenses this weekend. Thomas Raymond Frith, 22, and Cyndia Smith, 18, both of Dothan. Espy McKenry Johnson, 30, Webb Route One, and Mary Low Ingram, 28, Ashford Route Two.

Marriape

Dothan Market Report Hidden in Brief

The page records local markets with entries for peanuts and cottonseed prices and a Hog Market listing. Prices shown include No 1 Runners at 80, No 1 Spanish at 90, Cottonseed at 40, and hog classifications with prices ranging up to 6.25 for seconds and 5.25 for fives. Brands and precise grades are stated in terse, numeric lines.

Dothan Peanut Market

Grain and oil quotes from May to July markets

Grain quotations show May and July values for Wheat 953 8, Corn 863 8, Oats 483 4, Lard 1282. July figures 823 4, 8038, 403 8, 1285. Cottonseed oil market shows May and July notes with erratic formatting and a steady sale for a “gag” tone, indicating unsettled pricing and market chatter.

New York Stocks Mixed as Rail and Steel Lead Declines

A compact review of a volatile session showing varied performances across key names such as Anaconda Copper American Can General Electric Sears Roebuck and US Steel. Leaders included strong moves in Bethlehem Steel and Westinghouse while declines hit A C Railways American Tobacco and Texas Gulf.

A.C. R A. T. and Auburn Motors Bethlehem Steel Bendix C. and Chrysler Ase Curtis Wright Sees Dupont Tere Os Electric Ford of England General Motors Ene Geeeral Goods General Electric Goodyear Ee. IH Loriflard Oo Eee Cease Montgomery Ward Re Ae New York Central JIC Penney Packardes Aavencley Radio Corp Wees Reynolds Tobacco Keith Orph Sears Roebuck Southern Railway Texas Corp Texas Gulf US Steel Oc. Ol Ll United Fruit Tose Veeee United Aircraft Westinghouse Woolworth Western Union

Danzig Rebuff Continues From Pager One

The report outlines Nazi leadership including Hermann Goering Paul Goebbels and Rudolf Hess. It notes potential suppression of opposition if objectives were met and describes the Free City status awaiting League of Nations approval. Election excitement persisted with Socialist and Catholic votes tallied and deputies chosen by party leaders. Bands played in the streets as returns arrived.

Campaigen Reichsfehrer Hitler Neutenants Hermann Wilhelm Goering Paul Joseph Goebbels Joseph Buerckel Saar Rudolf Hess Free City League of Nations Volkstag

Campaign for minimum school budget gains statewide

In four Alabama counties mass meetings backed the education department minimum budget proposing a $4.4 million increase for next year. Organizers plan community meetings to rally support while lawmakers debate funding, with cautions over a limited $1.5 million rise and the impact on term length.

Montgomery Etowah Madison Geneva Cale Department of Education

Republicans Outline Plan for Large-Scale Work Relief

Officials project 2.5 million to be absorbed by a new work program starting July 1 with 3 million more to employ. The drive will emphasize soil erosion control and mural electrification as initial priorities, with later pruning to fund other projects. Robert Fechner said the Civilian Conservation Corps aims to raise strength from 370,000 to 800,000, creating about 900 new camps and assigning nine hundred corps commanders.

Robert. c. Fechner Civilian Conservation Corps

Poultry Loan Trick Details at Houston County Exchange

A poultry trick loan event is scheduled for Thursday at the Houston County Farmers' Exchange located on N St Andrews Street. The lineup runs from morning until 1 p.m. at the exchange's premises.

Farmers Exchange Houston Conty Farmers’ Exchange N. St. Andrews Street

John Walls Dies at Farm Home Pioneer of Ashford Vicinity

John Walls aged 77 died at his Ashford route one farm Sunday morning after apoplexy. A longtime pioneer of the Ashford community he moved from Randolph County four decades ago and became a successful farmer and businessman. Surviving are four daughters and five brothers and four sisters. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Bethel church near Shellman with Rev. Eldridge and Rev. Pate officiating. pallbearers listed.

John Walls Ashford Walle Randolph Conty. Geeorgia Baptist Church Houston Eounty Claynde Mathis Haines City Fla Joe Dykes Ellington Aubrey Forrester Martrid Jennie Mae Frith Jeff Bob Walls Sherman C. W. Walls Walls Sylvester, Ga Jesse Walla Withlarootchie George Joiner Shellman Bob Cheshire Donnie Harper Fannie Hutto Sylvester Bethel Church Joe Eldridge Cottondale Jack Pate Edison Fellows Forrester

Daibutsu of Kamakura Statue Dates to 1259

The Kamakura Daibutsu, a famed Buddha image in Japan, stands about 50 feet tall and was crafted from bronze with silver and gold.

Kamakura Japan

Kentucky Derby Festival To Lure Crowds In Louisville

Louisville readies a five day Kentucky Derby Festival preceding the May 4 Derby. A carnival night parade pageant and street dancing spotlight state history, scenery and bourbon to draw visitors, with beauty pageants and a bowling tournament among events. Boosting business and showcasing Louisville’s hospitality, officials cite hopes for 50 000 Derby visitors and similar crowds for preliminaries.

Dwight IL Pitkin Louisville Apr Kentucky New Orleans LE Bloom Mane West

Weather Cuts Into Attendance For Sunday Schools

Inclement weather hit Dothan Sunday school drive as attendances fell by 187. Last week only one in six attended. Churches, in a city-wide campaign ending Easter Sunday, report rankings and gains for various churches including Salvation Army, Christian Science, Grandview, Headland Avenue, Episcopal Tass, Lafayette Stop, First Presbyterian Foster Street, First Baptist, and First Christian. The table shows daily gains and losses across ten churches.

Dothan Salvation Army Christian Science Grandview Headland Avenue Tass Episcopal Lafayette First Presbyterian Foster Street First Baptist First. Christian

Road plan links Dothan to Gulf Coast traffic route

Alabama leaders push the Military Road extension naming it for President Roosevelt to connect Dothan with west Florida and New Orleans. The route would meet federal criteria for military significance and enable rapid troop movement from Fort McPherson and other bases to the Pacific theater, boosting Dothan’s tourist trade and regional commerce.

Dothan Florida New Orleans Alabama Roosevelt National Congress Bankhead Bish National Bureau of Roads Rish Fort McPherson Atlanta Oglethrope Macon Benning Columbus McClellan Anniston Fort Chattanooga Panama City Panama Canal Pacific Orient Middle West Nashville Birmingham Mobile

Liverpool Cotton Prices Edge Higher in Fair Demand

Liverpool April AP cotton market reports 9 000 bales including 1 200 American. Spot demand fair with prices six points higher. Quotations: American strict good middling 7.02, good middling 6.72, strict middling 6.57, middling 6.42, strict low middling 6.27, low middling 6.02, strict good ordinary 5.82, good ordinary 5.52. Futures closed steady with May 6.21, July 6.15, Oct 5.91, Dec 5.88, Jan 5.89, Mar 5.89.

Liverpool

Charles Tindel Named Jackson Farm Censor

Charles Tindel of Graceville was appointed farm census enumerator for Jackson county by Nathan Mayo Florida state commissioner of agriculture. A legislature approved an appropriation bill for the census last week.

Marianna, Fla j—Charles Tindel Graceville Jackson County Nathan Mayo

Mrs Tunstall to attend Child Welfare League meeting

Montgomery April 8 Mrs A M Tunstall director of the child welfare department will attend a meeting of the Committee to be held April 37 in New York The League will pay all expenses She serves on the executive committee board of directors of the League and on the boards of the American Public Welfare Association and the Alabama Chapter of the American Association of Social Workers as legislative chairman.

James Fitts Hill Alabama Congress of Parents and Teachers Ozark Geneva Attalla O. C. Bottoms Etowah County Madison County Teachers Association Huntsville J. A. Keller Parent-Teacher Association E. L. Morphet Education Department Selma Dallas Keller R.F. Hamner Dr. Morphet Finance and Taxation Bibb Graves Parent-Teacher Congress Dr. Keller Hill Montgomery A. M. Tunstall Child Welfare Department Chicago Ill Child Welfare League of America New York League

Itinerary Revealed for Mrs W G Pruett Dem Agent

The itinerary of county home demonstration agent Mrs W G Pruett extends through upcoming engagements with stops likely at multiple county offices and community events. Details list dates and locations for planned visits and presentations.

W. G. Pruett County Home

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